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Click here to subscribeA good quality Edwardian oak dresser, the base enclosed by three rectangular panelled and arched moulded doors and two drawers with brass handles, beneath a recessed two tier open plate rack with panelled back, shaped ends, blind fret frieze and squat baluster columns, 167 cm wide x 60 cm deep x 178 cm height
An antique Bavarian oak armoire,with moulded stepped cornice over a blind fret frieze incorporating a trio of carved heads, the pair of marquetry style panelled doors on large brass hinges with elaborate rim lock, flanked by pillastars and canted sides over two drawers, the whole raised on bun feet, 180 cm w x 66 cm x 202 cm h
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK FOOD CUPBOARD, NORTH WALES, with moulded projecting cornice above a pair of doors, each with a pair of blind panels flanking pierced panels, over two short drawers with a pair of panelled cupboard doors below, raised on a moulded base with bracket feet, the sides with six panels, good colour. 189cm by 113cm by 51.5cm
Geneva Bible (Breeches Bible). Deputies of Christopher Barker, London 1599. In full leather, rebacked professionally. Gilt decoration and blind tooling to boards. Gilt lines to spine. First 7 and final 3 pages have professional edge repairs. Previous owners include E. Venn JP of Freston Lodge and the Bancroft family of Lavenham
I.P. Asby - an early 18th century longcase clock, the square brass 10" dial having silvered chapter ring, single blue steel hand, rolling date dial, thirty hour weight driven movement striking on a bell, the case with all-over blind carving to a boxbase, h.197cm (with alterations). Strike working and with excellent sound.Movement and dial appear to be original, with no apparent alterations.Seatboard and cheeks are period and probably original.Case later carved.With later baton across back.Small loss to matted centre at 2 o’clock, possibly in the making.Later pegged to hold door.Timber with light varnish.Case and dial possibly associated.
A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Joseph Smith, Chester, circa 1780, swan neck pediment with carved flower head capitals, gilt painted scroll decorated eglomise glass panels, Corinthian capped fluted columns, well figured trunk door flanked by inset fluted pilasters, pierced and blind fret borders, 13-1/4-inch arch brass dial, dial centre engraved with a flower basket and scroll decorated, seconds dial, date aperture, arch with a moon disc and signed above on an arched plaque, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell, 247cm high see illustration 20.12.18, The hood with some pieces of wood missing in parts and chips to the edges, front glass panels with blue paint to the reverse side is missing in parts, case with dents and scratches in parts, trunk door is bowed to the topside and slightly stained in parts, later skirting and later feet, skirting with chips, metal mounts are discoloured, case side cheeks have been cut down, later seatboard, later hands, dial and movement are dirty.
London.- Wyld (James) Wyld's New Plan of London, showing from Dalston to Kennington, and Holland Park to the East India docks, with postal district divisions delineated in red ink with decorative border featuring vignette views of London, lithograph printed in red and black, sheet 560 x 950 mm. (22 x 37 in), folding in sections, with splitting to folds, map folding into blind stamped purple cloth boards, the map detached, spine spitting, worn, 8vo, 1857.
§ Robert Tavener (British, 1920-2004) The Blind Beggar signed 'Robert Tavener' (lower left) ink and watercolour 27.50 x 9.50cm (11 x 4in) Small loss of paint around the edges - particularly towards the right side. There is also a small area (approx.. a square inch) where the paint has been scraped away above the signature. Possible damage and condition issues, which has resulted in the signature being drastically retouched.
A fine George III mahogany serpentine gentleman's dressing chest, with moulded top and blind fret canted corners fitted four long graduated drawers, the top drawer with a leather slide and fitted interior including a folding mirror and concealed ink drawer, the whole on bracket feet, height 83cm, width 105cm, depth 54.5cm. (see illustration) Condition report: Wonderful, very sympathetic restoration. Minor damage to cock beading - See images.New sciver.
ENGLISH SCHOOL, PROBABLY A MEMBER OF THE MOSLEY FAMILY, C1850 AN ALBUM OF WATERCOLOURS OF SWITZERLAND twenty, 10.5 x 9cm, window mounted with captions on linen hinged leaves, contemporary blind tooled dark green morocco with raised diamond centrepiece and decorative brass clasps, proptery label of Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt, 5th Baronet (1873-1928) on endpaper++Good condition, binding slightly scratched and scuffed
A PENTACON SIX OUTFIT comprising f2.8 65mm Flektogon, f2.8 80mm Biometar, f2.8 120mm Biometar, f2.8 180mm Sonnar, f4 200mm Pentacon, f4 300mm Pentacon lenses, adaptor, pentaprism, through the lens metering prism, four extension tubes and close-up lenses, several boxed++Camera in good condition with a couple of base plate marks and rubbing on back. Shutter firing but blind sticking open occasionally on slower speeds. Lenses and filters all appear clean
A George III oak and walnut crossbanded longcase clock by Fisher of Preston, with thirty hour movement, the case with moulded cornice and blind fretwork frieze, with long trunk door and conforming base. Height 201 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lock appears to be ticking away and striking when advanced. We have the weight and pendulum. Both doors close as they should and are no warped. The moulding beneath the clock hood is missing on the left hand side. The bottom ogee mould beneath the convex mould is also missing on both sides. The base is in generally good order. The lower plinth, whilst very old is likely to be a later replacement.
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase, with moulded blind dentil cornice above a pair of glazed doors with bevelled glass enclosing adjustable glass shelves and with slope fronts to fitted interior and two frieze drawers and all raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet, width 98.5 cm.
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER NOVELTY VINAIGRETTE, in the form of a bag or purse, with hinged twisted handle loop, foliate engraved and wiggle work decoration, blind rectangular cartouche, the hinged top revealing gilt interior, foliate pierced grille and remnants of sponge, maker's mark indistinct, possibly Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham, no date letter visible, approximately 3.5cm x 2.7cm x 0.7cm, approximate weight 0.2ozt, 9 grams (condition: marks poor, gilding worn, some slight wear to engraving, no resistance in hinges)
A GEORGE III SILVER VINAIGRETTE, of rectangular form, ribbed and engraved exterior, blind rectangular cartouche, gilt interior, foliate scroll pierced grille, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1818, approximately 3.5cm x 2.4cm x 0.7cm, approximate weight 0.5ozt, 15 grams (condition: marks are not crisp, some gilding loss and polish residue to interior)
A WILLIAM IV SILVER NOVELTY VINAIGRETTE, of book form, engine turned decoration, blind rectangular cartouche, gilt interior, foliate pierced grille, maker's Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1835, approximately 3.4cm x 2.1cm x 0.7cm, approximate weight 0.5ozt, 15 grams (condition: generally good, slight wear to engraving, marks have partial wear)
A VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY VINAIGRETTE, of book form, foliate engraved decoration to exterior, blind rectangular cartouche, gilt interior, foliate pierced grille, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1845, approximately 3.2cm x 2.1cm x 0.7cm, approximate weight 0.4ozt, 13 grams (condition: not closing flush, marks fairly clear, some scratches to interior)
A VICTORIAN SILVER HEART SHAPED VINAIGRETTE, with suspension loop and short chain, the heart engraved with foliate scrolls and blind shield cartouche, the hinged lid with gilt interior, the grille with foliate pierced and engraved decoration, maker Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1875, length including chain 7.5cm x width 3.5cm, approximate weight 0.7ozt, 22 grams (condition: maker's mark rubbed, other marks partial rubbing, tiny dints to point of heart, grille slightly bowed)
THREE GEORGE III/WILLIAM IV SMALL SILVER RECTANGULAR VINAIGRETTES, all three with foliate engraved and pricked cases, comprising one with initials 'D.H' to cover, gilt interior, foliate pierced and engraved grille, maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1797, approximately 2.2cm x 1.2cm x 0.6cm, approximate weight 0.2ozt, 6.3 grams, the next with blind oval cartouche to hinged cover, with sponge, maker TS, Birmingham 1834, the third engraved 'Ada' to the hinged cover which opens to reveal a gilt interior and scrolled in relief grille, maker TS, Birmingham 1831 (3) (condition: all three in similar fair condition, some light wear to engraving, covers not closing to flush, some tarnish to gilding, a few small dints, knocks to rims)
TWO VICTORIAN SILVER VINAIGRETTES, of wavy rectangular form, one engraved with foliate scrolls and with loop attachment, engraved initials to the hinged cover, gilt interior with foliate scroll pierced and engraved grille, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1850, approximately 5cm x 2.2cm x 0.9cm, approximate weight 0.7ozt, 22 grams, the other also maker Edward Smith, with engine turned decoration, blind cartouche, gilt interior with foliate scroll pierced and engraved grille, Birmingham 1849, approximately 3.8cm x 2.5cm x 0.9cm, approximate weight 0.6ozt, 21 grams (2) (condition: the first vinaigrette has traces of gilding to the exterior, the cover hinge has no resistance, the second vinaigrette has worn gilding to the grille, the grille is tight to open)
A WILLIAM IV NATHANIEL MILLS SILVER RECTANGULAR VINAIGRETTE, engine turned decoration with blind cartouche, gilt interior with foliate scroll pierced and engraved grille, Birmingham 1834, approximately 3.2cm x 2.4cm x 0.9cm, approximate weight 0.6ozt, 19 grams (condition: the grille has to be clipped down with a little force, otherwise in good condition)
A GEORGE IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, of canted rectangular form, engine turned decoration with blind cartouche, gilt interior with pierced and engraved grille of scrolls and circles, makers Lawrence & Co, Birmingham 1825 and grille marked for Robert Mitchell and maker's mark on inside of base overstamped with both maker's marks, approximately 3cm x 2.4cm x 1.2cm, approximate weight 0.4ozt, 14 grams, together with a William IV silver rectangular vinaigrette of rectangular form, lozenge engraved cover and base with pin prick decoration to the sides, gilt interior, engraved grille, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1837/38, approximately 3cm x 2cm x 0.7cm, approximate weight 0.4ozt, 13 grams (2) (condition: both vinaigrettes in fair condition)
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE CASE, rose gold coloured edge to top, engine turned throughout, gilt interior, maker P & B, London 1965, approximate 6.4ozt, 200 grams, approximately 13cm x 8.5cm, together with a George V silver cigarette case, rectangular, engine turned decoration, blind cartouche, worn gilt interior, maker JL, Birmingham 1931, approximate weight 4.2ozt, 132 grams, approximately 10.2cm x 8.2cm (2) (condition: the Elizabeth II case is in fairly good condition, a couple of surface scratches to the underside, the George V case has surface scratches, several small dents, worn decoration to one side of underside, interior gilding worn)
A GEORGE III SILVER PORRINGER, 'S' scroll strap handles, cartouche blind, engraved on reverse side 'RICHD : BURROUGH 1770', fluted lower body, makers James Stamp & John Baker, London, 1769, approximate weight 7.8ozt, 244 grams, height approximately 12cm (condition: handles are slightly mishapen, possibility of erased crest but gauge of cartouche is still good and not springy, small patch of soldered repair above ribbed band more visible on the inside, a vertical crease from the rim, partial rubbing to the marks, base a bit uneven and some dents)
A FRENCH ORMOLU CASED CARTEL CLOCK, the two train movement with outside count wheel striking on a bell, backplate stamped 460, the white enamel dial with blue Roman and black Arabic numerals signed Balthazar Paris, the tapering case applied with ribbon tied floral pendants, urn surmount flanked by cherubs, blind fret panel over a foliate pendant, 15 3/4" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by Joseph Smith, Chester, the eight day movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 12" square brass dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, matted centre with seconds dial and calendar aperture, the banded case with caddy top and blind fret frieze on turned pilasters, ogee arched door, panel base and bracket feet, 83 1/2" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
A GEORGIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY BANDED LANCASHIRE DRESSER, late 18th century, the moulded edged plank lid opening to unusually shallow interior with till box, the fascia with three pairs of drawers, the top pair being dummy, brass drop handles, flanked by quarter columns on blind fret plinths, the sides with fielded panels, moulded base and bracket feet, 58 1/2" x 21 3/4" x 34" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A Laurence Stephen Lowry RA British, 1887-1976, St Marys Beswick, limited edition print signed L S Lowry in pencil lower right and with a Fine Art Trade Guild Blind stamp numbered 271 from an edition of 500, image size approximately 26cm X 37cm, framed and glazed The print is in overall good condition with no obvious signs of any damage.
Malory (Sir Thomas, Knt), Le Morte Darthur (sic, d'Arthur): The History of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table [...], two-volume set, Philip Lee Warner, Publisher to the Medici Society Ltd., London 1920, pp: volume I, xxx, 439; volume II, xxii, 531, each volume illustrated throughout with full-page colour plates after Sir William Russell Flint RA (1880 - 1969), contemporary green cloth as issued, upper-covers blind entrelac, gilt lettered spines, neat contemporaneous ink MS ownership inscriptions, small crown 8vo, (2)
Philology and Lexicography - Bailey (N[athan]), An Univerfal (sic) Etymological Englifh (sic) Dictionary: Comprehending The Derivations of the Generality of Words in the Englifh (sic) Tongue [...], A Brief and clear Explication of all difficult Words [...], A Large Collection and Explication of Words and Phrafes (sic) [...], second edition, with large Additions, Printed for E. Bell [...], London 1724, pp: [xvi], [951], full contemporary calf blind tooled in the Restoration taste, the spine with gilt lettered black morocco title label between raised bands, 8vo
[Carter (John)], The Builder's Companion: or, Monthly Companion for Architects, Carpenters, Mafons (sic), Bricklayers, & c., As well as for Every Gentelman [...], By a Society of Architects, text volume only: lacking plates, Printed for the Authors; and Sold by F. Newbery [...], London 1774, pp: [iv], 344, 82, paneled blind calf, gilt lettered red morocco title-label to spine, contemporary ink MS indistinct ownership inscription to recto pastedown, 4to; Provincial Imprint, Dix (Thomas, of North Walsham, Norfolk), A Treatise on Land-Surveying, In Seven Parts [...] The Whole Illustrated with Upwards of Two Hundred Diagrams, and Twelve Copper-Plates, third edition, Printed by J. Seeley, Buckingham 1808, pp: xii, 180, full contemporary mottled calf (detached but present boards), gilt lettered spine, 8vo, [2]
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